Home / Music / The Pyramids' King of Kings reaches beyond jazz with Ugandan harp and balafonMusic linernotes album music the-pyramidsThe Pyramids' King of Kings reaches beyond jazz with Ugandan harp and balafonKing of Kings features a wider array of instruments than the Pyramids’ prior work, including Ugandan harp and balafon alongside traditional jazz instrumentation. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Pyramids self-released King of Kings on their own label in 1974The Pyramids recorded King of Kings in a single day on ancient burial mounds in OhioIdris Ackamoor founded The Pyramids at Antioch CollegePharoah Sanders' solo recording career started on Impulse! RecordsPharoah Sanders played soprano sax on EnlightenmentExploreBlack Sabbath was originally a blues rock band called Earth'Sweet Love' was Anita Baker's Grammy-winning breakthrough'Karma Chameleon' took Culture Club to number one on both sides of the Atlantic"Angie" gave the Rolling Stones a number-one single from Goats Head Soup."Romeo and Juliet" matched Dire Straits' previous best chart peak.Previous The Rid of Me trio: PJ Harvey, Rob Ellis, and Steve VaughanNext The Pyramids self-released King of Kings on their own label in 1974